NAVARME 42cc 4-Stroke Rear-Wheel Side Mount Kit for 47cc 49cc GX35 Gas Motorized Bicycle Bike
Key features
- •Convert almost any bicycle into a motor bike in no time at all. Can be mounted on virtually any bicycle.
- •Get up to 200 mpg and reach speeds of 30+ MPH.
- •Simple installation, the kit is rugged enough to be used for everyday, reliable, economic transportation.
- •Package Include:1 x Rear-Wheel Side Mount Kit.
- •The kit uses an engine that has an automatic centrifugal clutch.
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NAVARME 42cc 4-Stroke Rear-Wheel Side Mount Kit for 47cc 49cc GX35 Gas Motorized Bicycle Bike
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Interesting design
Jonathan V.✓ Verified Purchase•June 18, 2023
For one, It's compact and cool. I fitted a 49cc pocket bike like the ones you see in the mini dirt bikes. It works, but the gearbox doesn't seem to come with grease (put some high temp). Spacers might be needed to align the sprockets. Don't adjust the chain to tight (roll the bike while feeling tension). Mounting plate seems heavy, but bends very tiny. I'll test it as time goes on. Updates later.
Update 1: as I increase to 4,500 RPM, it has a noticable jolting but that's probably from chain tension and gears being fresh. don't push too hard. Give It say a month to change the grease and travel slow, also travel on smooth roads; pedal on rough terrain. Waiting for update 2. Update 2: still works after probably 4 months later.
Update 1: as I increase to 4,500 RPM, it has a noticable jolting but that's probably from chain tension and gears being fresh. don't push too hard. Give It say a month to change the grease and travel slow, also travel on smooth roads; pedal on rough terrain. Waiting for update 2. Update 2: still works after probably 4 months later.
Side mount bicycle kit.
Mario D. Jimenez✓ Verified Purchase•June 4, 2023
Nice bicycle side mount motorized. Kit fast shipping
Works, but needs some thought to ride.
Chris✓ Verified Purchase•April 28, 2023
This product does work for a Honda gx35 engine on a 26 inch bike, however the mounting process requires alot of thought as the mounting hardware given is not good enough to have it be stable. I'd recommend lots of l-brackets from your bike to the mount for a stable segment. Also make sure the 2 gears are inline with each other, and the chain is tight so that it doesn't come off while riding.
Also the there is no manual given in the box, so it's on your own for throttle hook up and modification. There are some videos with similar set ups on YouTube, i think from bike berry, that helps. I put the throttle in replacement on one of the break levers, which works reasonably well.
However to ride it on roads in California, you do need to have it registered with the DMV, which is a pain the butt. You'd need more motorcycle parts like break lights, headlights, horn and other things and an engine that is new so that you don't need to have it smog tested. I am currently in that process, and I there might be more to it but the DMV website isn't too specific on how the process for a Specially constructed bike is suppose to be done, so its a process.
I'd recommend this for anyone that wants a project, but be aware there are alot of steps in actually riding it.
Also the there is no manual given in the box, so it's on your own for throttle hook up and modification. There are some videos with similar set ups on YouTube, i think from bike berry, that helps. I put the throttle in replacement on one of the break levers, which works reasonably well.
However to ride it on roads in California, you do need to have it registered with the DMV, which is a pain the butt. You'd need more motorcycle parts like break lights, headlights, horn and other things and an engine that is new so that you don't need to have it smog tested. I am currently in that process, and I there might be more to it but the DMV website isn't too specific on how the process for a Specially constructed bike is suppose to be done, so its a process.
I'd recommend this for anyone that wants a project, but be aware there are alot of steps in actually riding it.
